Errors are found too late
When a template or manual sketch reaches production, fixing it costs material, time and trust.
For stone countertops, windowsills and stairs
Control the drawing on site. Send DXF to production the same day.
Lazorex is a 2D measurement system in the plane of the product. During measurement you see the real geometry, add control diagonals, delete a wrong vertex and remeasure it immediately.
Measurement model
2D in the product plane
Control
Diagonals and dimensions on screen
Output
DXF + notes for vertices
Why conventional stone measurement creates risk
Complex geometry is hard to control
Inside corners, long runs, irregular wall junctions and real site deviations quickly break “good enough” logic.
It is hard to safely fix one wrong point
In many workflows you reshoot everything or discover the issue only after the measurement is done.
Why Lazorex fits stone work
Measurement in the product plane
No unnecessary point cloud. You work with clear 2D geometry exactly where the countertop, windowsill or stair element will exist.
Geometry control inside the app
Side lengths, diagonals and contour shape are visible during the measurement. The drawing is not a black box.
Delete and remeasure a vertex
If one point looks suspicious, remove it and capture it again without losing the entire drawing. This is the key differentiator.
DXF directly to production
Right after the site visit you can send the file to the office, workshop or CAD operator.
Notes for each vertex and contour
Comments and labels stay inside the drawing. Useful for cutouts, joints, unusual nodes and production remarks.
Onboarding and training
In Moldova on-site or office training is available, plus remote online sessions.
Real workflow
1. Place the device
Set Lazorex on a tripod in a convenient overview position.
2. Capture key vertices
Mark real contour points and complex tie-in spots one by one.
3. Verify geometry
Dimensions, diagonals and contour shape appear on screen. A doubtful point can be deleted and remeasured.
4. Export DXF
The drawing is exported immediately for further work on a computer or in production.
Best-fit use cases
Kitchen countertops
Corner kitchens, islands, difficult wall junctions, sink and hob zones.
Stone windowsills
Real deviations of slopes and walls, inside corners, long spans and unusual joints.
Stone stairs
Steps, landings and geometry where “close enough” is not acceptable.
Approach comparison
| Approach | Geometry clarity | Fix error on site | Direct DXF | Entry cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Templates and manual measurement | Medium | Weak | No | Low |
| 3D scanners | High but heavy | Usually inconvenient | Not directly | High |
| Lazorex | High and practical | Yes: delete and remeasure a point | Yes | More accessible than scanners |
What you can show to the client or the workshop
During the measurement you already see the drawing, dimensions, diagonals and real captured points. This is not “we will process it later”. This is controlled output on site.
Download sample DXF
Training and rollout
Launch support, training and review of real measurement jobs are available on site, at the client office or online. The format can be part of a selected kit or purchased separately.
FAQ
Is this a replacement for a 3D scanner?
For countertops, windowsills and stairs made to drawing, a controlled 2D geometry workflow in the product plane is often more practical than a heavy 3D workflow and post-processing.
What is the accuracy?
In practice Lazorex targets the accuracy level of a quality laser distance meter, about ±2 mm.
Can I fix a single mistake?
Yes. That is the core value: you can remove a wrong vertex and measure it again without losing the entire drawing.
Where does the result go?
The drawing is exported to DXF and can be sent to a computer, designer or production.
Implementation materials
Open blog
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29 March 2026
Why 2D measurement in the product plane is often more practical than heavy 3D
For countertops, windowsills and steps, what matters is not a beautiful volume of data but controlled geometry that can go to work immediately.
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22 March 2026
How to organize stone stair measurement without file chaos and lost notes
When a project contains many steps, landings and remarks, it is not enough to capture the dimensions. You also need to pass the context correctly inside the drawing.
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